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Welcome to the Executive Master of Public Health

The UW Executive Master of Public Health (eMPH) is designed for professionals who tackle today's major health challenges. Earn your degree while you work through a convenient format that blends online learning with a small number of on-site sessions in Seattle, WA.

Become a leader in public health. Advance your career by building your knowledge in three key focus areas: program development and evaluation, health promotion and education, and evidence-based research. You will also learn about the following population health disciplines:

  • Biostatistics
  • Epidemiology
  • Environmental health
  • Health management and policy
  • Social and behavioral health

Previously known as the Extended Master of Public Health, this program has served the public health community for 30 years. Learn from expert faculty and a community of professionals as you study at the UW School of Public Health, ranked among the top 10 schools in the country (U.S. News & World Report).

 
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photo: eMPH Alumni at the OR Public Health Annual (OPHA) Conference, OCT 2011

eMPH Alumni at the OR Public Health Annual (OPHA) Conference, OCT 2011

Sami Jarrah gave a presentation of his thesis project, a descriptive pilot study examining the relative importance of empirical evidence among Oregon legislators during their consideration of House Bill 2726, a 2009 menu labeling law.

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Faculty Profile
photo: Chuck Treser

Chuck Treser

Following 10 years in environmental health practice, Charles D. (Chuck) Treser was recruited to join the faculty of the University of Washington (UW) Department of Environmental Health to lead a project to develop a system for assuring the continuing competencies of environmental health practitioners.

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Faculty Profile

Margaret McKenna

As an evaluation program manager for the University of Washington's Northwest Institute for Children and Families, McKenna evaluates programs that help struggling families grow and thrive. She helps public and private agencies that provide human service programs clarify their goals and measure the successes of their programs. "I think it is essential that any intervention needs to be evaluated so that programs can continue and funders will provide grants for them," Maggie says. "It is a service to the community."

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